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Frontier of nanometer devices. Part 6. New devices with fully controlled electrons and photons. Nanometa debaisu kenkyu saizensen. 6. Denshi to koshi no kanzen seigyo wo mezashita jisedai debaisu

Abstract

In the nanotechnology to realize an artificial structure of a magnitude of atomic size, new electron devices and photon devices are aimed by confining electron and controlling the behavior of the electron with transition of a quantum mechanical state including a tunneling effect. The degree of freedom of electron decreased when electron is confined in a very small area within semiconductor and is 1 in a quantum wire while it is 0 in a quantum box. Energy level of electron is completely dispersed. The condition required to realize the nanometer structure is examined and the formation techniques of semiconductor nanometer structure are studied. This paper describes research results by the authors aiming to realize quantum wire and quantum box structures. Ultrafine pattern of SiO2 is formed by electron beam drawing technique followed by crystal growth with a MOCVD method to form the quantum wire and quantum box structures successfully. Laser oscillation is successful at 77K with optical pumping using a quantum wire and vertical micro resonator. 5 refs., 7 figs.
Authors:
Arakawa, Y [1] 
  1. The Univ. of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan). Inst. of Industrial Science
Publication Date:
Jun 20, 1994
Product Type:
Journal Article
Reference Number:
NEDO-94-913064; EDB-95-015673
Resource Relation:
Journal Name: Denki Gakkaishi (Journal of the Institute of Electrical Engineers in Japan); (Japan); Journal Volume: 114:6
Subject:
36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; MICROSTRUCTURE; SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES; QUANTUM ELECTRONICS; WIRES; SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS; ELECTRONS; PHOTONS; CONTROL; CRYSTAL GROWTH; FORECASTING; BOSONS; ELEMENTARY PARTICLES; FERMIONS; LASERS; LEPTONS; MASSLESS PARTICLES; SOLID STATE LASERS; 360601* - Other Materials- Preparation & Manufacture
OSTI ID:
7083487
Country of Origin:
Japan
Language:
Japanese
Other Identifying Numbers:
Journal ID: ISSN 1340-5551; CODEN: DGAKE9
Submitting Site:
NEDO
Size:
Pages: 380-383
Announcement Date:
Feb 01, 1995

Citation Formats

Arakawa, Y. Frontier of nanometer devices. Part 6. New devices with fully controlled electrons and photons. Nanometa debaisu kenkyu saizensen. 6. Denshi to koshi no kanzen seigyo wo mezashita jisedai debaisu. Japan: N. p., 1994. Web.
Arakawa, Y. Frontier of nanometer devices. Part 6. New devices with fully controlled electrons and photons. Nanometa debaisu kenkyu saizensen. 6. Denshi to koshi no kanzen seigyo wo mezashita jisedai debaisu. Japan.
Arakawa, Y. 1994. "Frontier of nanometer devices. Part 6. New devices with fully controlled electrons and photons. Nanometa debaisu kenkyu saizensen. 6. Denshi to koshi no kanzen seigyo wo mezashita jisedai debaisu." Japan.
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abstractNote = {In the nanotechnology to realize an artificial structure of a magnitude of atomic size, new electron devices and photon devices are aimed by confining electron and controlling the behavior of the electron with transition of a quantum mechanical state including a tunneling effect. The degree of freedom of electron decreased when electron is confined in a very small area within semiconductor and is 1 in a quantum wire while it is 0 in a quantum box. Energy level of electron is completely dispersed. The condition required to realize the nanometer structure is examined and the formation techniques of semiconductor nanometer structure are studied. This paper describes research results by the authors aiming to realize quantum wire and quantum box structures. Ultrafine pattern of SiO2 is formed by electron beam drawing technique followed by crystal growth with a MOCVD method to form the quantum wire and quantum box structures successfully. Laser oscillation is successful at 77K with optical pumping using a quantum wire and vertical micro resonator. 5 refs., 7 figs.}
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